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Custom Lucite with Embedded Pills

Custom Lucite with embedded pills marking the acquisition by Peruvian pharmacy operator Mifarma of Albis Capital.  (6AGP86)

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Electric Bus-Themed Lucite Tombstone

Lucite tombstone commemorating the roll out of a fleet of all-electric buses for Louisville, Kentucky-based TARC (The Transit Authority of The River City). TARC now operates a total of 15 all-electric buses.

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Musical Note-Themed Lucite Tombstone

Musical note-themed Lucite tombstone celebrating a credit facility for ole, a Canadian music publishing and rights management firm.

(6ALJB63)
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Lucite Embedment Incorporating Wire Mesh

Lucite embedment featuring wire mesh and commemorating the sale of The Expanded Metal Co. The firm is a provider of expanded and perforated metal headquartered in Hartlepool, England (6AKLC74) .

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“Open Book” Style Lucite Tombstone

“Open book” style Lucite tombstone marking a equity placement by Sheffield Resources. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Sheffield Resources acquires and explores mineral properties in the United States and Canada.

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Bicycle-Themed Lucite Tombstone

Lucite tombstone recognizing the merger of British online cycling retailers Wiggle and Chain Reaction Cycles. (6LACA75). Follow this link to a gallery of tombstones with spinning pieces.

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Slant-Top Half-Oval Lucite

Slant-top, half-oval Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition of convenience store operator Big John. The Chilean grocery store chain was purchased by Mexico’s Fomento Económico Mexicano, S.A.B. de C.V., more commonly known as FEMSA.

(6AGP920)
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Illinois-Themed Lucite Tombstone

Illinois-themed Lucite tombstone commemorating the acquisition of First Clover Leaf Financial. The acquiring firm, First Mid-Illinois Bancshares, is based in Mattoon. (6AKLD06). Follow this link for a gallery of state-themed awards and deal toys.

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Lucite Deal Toy with Spinning Logo

Lucite deal toy commemorating the acquisition of information and communication firm Acuntia. The company is based in Madrid, Spain. (6LACB47). Follow this link for a gallery of other tombstones with spinning elements.

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